How do i push to my github repo without cloning it again?

by elisha_langworth , in category: Third Party Scripts , 7 months ago

How do i push to my github repo without cloning it again?

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by tressie.damore , 7 months ago

@elisha_langworth 

To push to a GitHub repository without cloning it again, you can add the repository as a remote to your local repository and then push your changes to the remote repository.


Here's how you can do it:

  1. Navigate to your local repository directory in your terminal.
  2. Add the GitHub repository as a remote by running the following command: git remote add origin
  3. Verify that the remote has been added successfully by running: git remote -v
  4. Stage your changes by running git add . and then commit them with git commit -m "Commit message".
  5. Push your changes to the GitHub repository by running: git push -u origin


That's it! Your changes should now be pushed to the GitHub repository without cloning it again.

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